Oral Pathology – Radiology (UBSDM)

Advanced caries- C4 on number 4 apices are cut off arrested caries bisecting angle problem bisecting angle technique bitewing problem what type of image is this bitewing image problem? cervical burnout problem? cone cut problem problem? cone cut problem problem? dot not put in slot problem? double image problem? failure to remove fixer- thisulfate problem? film put in backwards genial tubercles hamular process problem handling film error problem? horizontal angulation problem? horizontal angulation incipient caries? what foramen do u see incisive foramen internal oblique ridge and submandibular fossa what changes do u see interseptal alveolar bone changes malar process of...

Olliers disease NF 1: Pseudoarthrosis of Tibia Progressive Massive Fibrosis Neuroblastoma with Mets Pyknodysostosis Rolando Fracture (Comminuted Bennetts) Artery of Percheron Infarct GBM Inguinal Hernia with Obstruction Scimitar Syndrome Thyroid Opthalmopathy Blounts CLE Joubert Syndrome 35 year old. Diagnosis? Adamantinoma Caudal Regression Tophaceous Gout Supracardiac TAPVR Bilateral Retinoblastoma Meconium Peritonitis Ellis van Creveld Hexadactyly , short tubularbones and cone shaped epiphyses Absent lateral proximal tibial epiphyses Dome shaped metaphyses Sturge Weber Lipoma of CC Ovarian Teratoma Proximal Focal Femoral Deficiency Uncontrasted CT. Diagnosis? Colloid Cyst (with early hydrocephalus) Central Neurocytoma Fong's (Nail-Patella Syndrome) Giant Cell Tumour 60 year old. Diagnosis?...

The best way to visualize a small left sided pneumothorax is a. Right lateral b. Left lateral c. Right lateral decubitus d. Left lateral decubitus Pneumothorax is best demonstrated by taking a radiograph, with the patient in a. Inspiration b. Full inspiration c. Expiration d. Prone Minimal pleural effusion is best detected by x-ray ...... view a. AP b. PA c. Oblique d. Lateral The best view of the chest to show minimal pleural effusion is a. PA view b. AP view c. Lateral decubitus view d. Oblique view Best view to diagnose minimal amount of fluid in pleural space...

Additive Abscess Destructive Anorexia Nervosa Additive Edema Destructive Atrophy Additive Tumors Destructive Emaciation Additive Atelectasis Additive Bronchiectasis Additive Cardiomegaly Destructive Emphysema Additive Congestive Heart Failure Additive Empyema Additive Pleural Effusions Additive Pneumoconiosis Additive Pneumonia Destructive Pneumothorax Additive Pneumonectomy Additive Pulmonary Edema Additive Tuberculosis Additive Aortic Aneurysm Destructive Aerophagia Additive Ascites Additive Cirrhosis Destructive Bowel Obstruction Additive Calcified Stones Additive Acromegaly Destructive Active Osteomyelitis Additive Chronic Osteomyelitis Destructive Aseptic Necrosis Additive Hydrocephalus Destructive Carcinoma Additive Osteoblastic Metastases Destructive Degenerative Arthritis Destructive Fibrosarcoma Additive Osteochondroma Destructive Gout Additive Paget's Disease Destructive Hyperparathyroidism Destructive Multiple Myeloma Destructive Osteolytic Metstases Destructive Osteomalacia Additive Sclerosis...

Lisfranc Fx (Metatarsal displaced from Tarsus - rarely heals fully) Colles Fx (Palmar angulation of radial tip) Smith Fx March Fx Jones Fx Boxers Fx Osteopetrosis ("Stone bones") Normal Hip Normal Ankle Normal Foot Normal Hand Normal Shoulder Scotty Dog (Anterior Oblique view of Lumbar spine best for viewing Pars Interarticularis Fx aka Spondylolysis) Prostate Cancer (Diffuse Metastatic) Osteopetrosis ("Stone bones") Prostate Cancer (Localized Metastatic) Avascular Necrosis (Note white hot areas) Avascular Necrosis of Femur (Note white hot areas) Medullary Bone Infarct Medullary Bone Infarct Pagets Disease (localized, pelvic area) Pagets of Femur (with Fx) Hyperparathyroidism (Subperiosteal Bone Resorption) Hyperparathyroidism...

Humanity, constantly learning, growing, and facing more challenges each second of the day. Whether the challenges are mental or purely physical, we have found moreefficient, safer, and easier ways of doing the tasks we may face. From moving cargo to sending information via the Internet. Probably the greatest accomplishments we have made, are in the studies of medicine/treatment; to be specific, the study of radiology.Radiology is the process of working and viewing inside the human body without breaking the skin. By using radiant energy, which may take the form of x-rays or other types of radiation, we are able to...

Cervical Spine - AP Open Mouth Cervical AP [uncovertebral joints] Cervical Lateral Cervical Spine - Oblique X-ray FLEXION & EXTENSION Dens Fracture - hard to see, thin gray line- L image: should be smooth line from C2 body and dens, instead there's a break at L right arrow- R image: lat. view, can see better DENS TYPE II FRACTURE 1) Anterior subluxation 2) Simple wedge3) Unstable wedge4) Unilateral interfacet dislocation5) Bilateral interfacet dislocation6) Flexion teardrop fracture7) ant atlantoaxial dislocation FLEXION INJURIES Jumped Facets (Facet Dislocation) U/L jumped facet = AKA "perched facet dislocation" Jumped Facets (Facet Dislocation) examples EXTENSION INJURIES...

RadiologyHumanity, constantly learning, growing,and facing more challenges each secondof the day. Whether the challengesare mental or purely physical. We have found moreefficient, safer, and easier ways of doingthe tasks we may face. From moving cargo, tosending information via the Internet.Probably the greatest accomplishments we havemade, are in the studies of medicine/treatment.And to be specific, the study of radiology.Radiology, the process of working and viewinginside the human body without breaking the skin. By using radiantenergy, which may take the form of x rays or other types of radiation,we are able to diagnose and treat many diseases and injuries. Bothdiagnostic and therapeutic...

Barium Enema; Double contrast (Barium and Air) Esophagram; double contrast Small Bowel Series; single contrast w/ Barium Always! IV or Oral contrast? Both IV or oral contrast? Neither IV or oral contrast? IV but no oral IV or oral contrast? IV but no oral IV or oral contrast? IV but no oral T1 or T2? T1 T1 or T2? T1 T2 Hepatobiliary Scan Bone Scan V/Q Study: 1st inhale then IV Gastric Emptying Study What test? IVP PA or AP? PA PA or AP? AP Air under the diaphragm RML Infiltrate RUL Infiltrate RUL Mass Adenocarcinoma RLL LUL Pneumonia LUL...

Have you ever thought about your future career? I have always wanted to be a surgeon, so I have thought about oral surgery many times, I decided I wanted to become an oral surgeon when I was in fifth and and and and and and and and and and and and and grade because I have braces and I want to help people look good.To be an oral surgeon you have to and take nine years of college; some people say that it is a waist of time, but I think that it is a reasonable amount for a surgeon...